Chloe Moriondo, a distinguished figure in the indie-pop scene, has released a new single titled “September” from the forthcoming video game, Life Is Strange: Double Exposure.
This addition to the Life Is Strange franchise, celebrated for integrating compelling narratives with emotional music, promises to deepen the immersive experience with Moriondo’s track. The song itself showcases her distinct vocal style and guitar work, culminating in an emotional crescendo that mirrors the game’s thematic depth.
“September” reflects the introspective and emotive style Moriondo is known for, blending soothing vocals with poignant lyrics. The single is available through Public Consumption and Fueled By Ramen, adding a notable entry to her growing discography which includes her breakthrough album SUCKERPUNCH.
That album marked a significant evolution in her sound, exploring a range of styles from hyperpop to drum ‘n’ bass, earning acclaim for its boldness and creativity from sources like NYLON and NME.
Life Is Strange: Double Exposure is set to enhance this auditory experience when it launches on October 29, 2024, on various platforms including Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
The game will also be released for Nintendo Switch at a later date and will be available in three editions: Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate. This new chapter continues the story of Max Caulfield, a photographer who discovers the ability to shift between parallel timelines to solve a friend’s murder.
Moriondo’s involvement in the game’s soundtrack is a testament to her rising influence in both the music and gaming industries, illustrating her ability to resonate with a broad audience through her music and collaborative projects. Her upcoming US tour will likely complement the release, offering live renditions of her latest work and giving fans a more personal connection to her new music.
Listen to “September” below!
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